Frames Direct recalls prescription spectacle lenses with order numbers 1333848-1341670 that may crack or break, posing a shatter risk. Affected customers should check their order numbers.
The firm has become aware through their optical laboratory supplier that prescription spectacle lenses within various frames failed to meet safety specification for shatter resistance. This could result in cracked or broken lenses.
Frames Direct is recalling prescription spectacle lenses that may crack or break due to insufficient shatter resistance. This could lead to lens fragments causing injury if the lenses break while in use.
The lenses failed to meet safety standards for shatter resistance, meaning they can crack or break easily. When this happens, lens fragments could cause injury if they strike the eye or face.
People who purchased prescription spectacle lenses with order numbers listed in the recall (e.g., 1333848, 1336101) from Frames Direct. Those with lenses that crack or break are at higher risk of injury from fragments.
Check your Frames Direct order number on the lens packaging or receipt. The recalled order numbers range from 1333848 to 1341670.
Look for the order number on your lens packaging or receipt to confirm if it's in the list of recalled numbers.
If your order number is recalled, stop using the lenses immediately to prevent potential injury from broken fragments.
The lenses failed to meet safety specifications for shatter resistance, which could cause them to crack or break easily.
Check your Frames Direct order number on the lens packaging or receipt. The recalled order numbers range from 1333848 to 1341670.
Stop using the lenses immediately and check with Frames Direct for a replacement or refund.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Frames Direct to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2063-2020 — Frames Direct Frames Direct Hello, I own a Frames Direct that is covered by recall Z-2063-2020 from Frames Direct. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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